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Dental Infection Control Licensure Module
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Improve your knowledge and get the CDE credits you need
A comprehensive review and discussion program, Dental Infection Control Licensure Module focuses on the best infection control management techniques and recommendations, as well as new concepts and technology across six essential topic areas:
- Cleaning and Disinfecting in a Nutshell: Surface Disinfectants, Surface Barriers, Wipes, and Equipment
- Standards and Guidelines for Protective Equipment
- Heat Sterilizers: Innovations, Procedures, and Monitoring
- Controlling Biofilms in Dental Water Units
- Hand Hygiene Techniques
- Occupational Exposure to Fluids and Blood-Borne Pathogens
Dental Infection Control Licensure Module was developed in collaboration with a panel of experts in infection control from public agencies, academia, and private and professional organizations. The content is presented in a clear, practical, and informative style and is specifically designed to facilitate delivery of dental care in a safe manner, while helping you earn your required CDE credits.
The convenient audio CD format makes for a portable and flexible way to learn, and the accompanying 26-page printed booklet covers all of the recorded audio and serves as a quick reference for listeners – or as a study manual for those who prefer reading to audio.
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- Get your required hours of training at your convenience… between patients or whenever you choose
- Avoid the cost and time constraints of attending seminars
- Be updated by top-tier experts in infection control
- Earn a maximum of 6 CDE credits
Intended Audience: Dentists, oral & maxillofacial surgeons, orthodontists, endodontists, hygienists and others interested in enhancing their knowledge of dental infection control.
Special Prerequisites for Participants: There are no prerequisites for participants.
Educational Objectives: At the conclusion of this activity, participants should be able to:
- Describe the categories of surface disinfectants and the appropriate use of each.
- Discuss standards and guidelines for protective equipment for dental health care personnel.
- Explain heat sterilizers and their appropriate uses.
- Describe the process and prevention of waterline contamination in the dental office.
- Discuss guidelines for the re-sterilization of stored instruments.
- Summarize the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines for hand hygiene.
- Practice proper technique to avoid occupational exposure to fluids and blood-borne pathogens.
After completing the program, participants should have a working familiarity with the most important information and perspectives presented, and generally should be able to apply in practice the information supplied.
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